Fibonacci, platonic solids and Vortex coils

[DonEMitchell]

That's beautiful work! 

Are you able to test for inductive coupling across the minor diameter? 

That would be from the center to the outside.

Per the Moebius resistor patent's claim, bifilar conduction from the outside to the center creates inductive canceling, so the toroidal helix should be able to operate like a straight piece of wire, perhaps even with less inductance.

If you have enough natural magnetite, and/or iron fillings, and/or ground ferrite, could you test the inductance when buried in each of these materials, including de-ionized water (an insulator) and mineral oil, etc. etc.

If you have a fast scope, the rising edge should go from a inductance damped rising edge if the center is cut, and only one current flow through one helix is tested, and when electrically joined in the middle you have a "scalar coil" that should have a much steeper rising edge on the current.

Any data you gather would be precious!

Great work! 

http://psientific.org/products/torus_knot_bifilar/
http://portal.groupkos.com/index.php?title=Moebius_Edge_Gallery

[DonEMitchell]

I was surprised to discover, while talking to a retired radar technician, that he knew of a torus knot from his radar work.

The connection is as a 'meta material'.  The torus knot in 3d has an effect on radar beam.  A planar array of small knots is used to create an artificial index of refraction for radar beams.  These planes may be used around the radar tower as various methods to shield the installation.

The medical imaging field is also experimenting with the Swiss roll coil, which when impinged with its resonant frequency has an effect of a magnetic wire along its cylindrical length. 

[tak22]

The connection is as a 'meta material'.  The torus knot in 3d has an effect on radar beam. 
A planar array of small knots is used to create an artificial index of refraction for radar beams. 
These planes may be used around the radar tower as various methods to shield the installation.

The medical imaging field is also experimenting with the Swiss roll coil, which when impinged
with its resonant frequency has an effect of a magnetic wire along its cylindrical length.

Hi Don,

You mentioned two things I'm not familiar with, metamaterials and Swiss roll coils, so I had to
look them up! How is this for a starting point?

http://www.metamorphose-vi.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=46&Itemid=70

There are many definitions of metamaterials, which highlight various aspects of this concept.

Metamaterial is an arrangement of artificial structural elements, designed to achieve
advantageous and unusual electromagnetic properties. Even such a flexible definition
is incomplete on the one hand, and too strict, on the other. It is helpful to draw the following
analogy: Metamaterial is composed of its elements in the same sense as matter consists
of atoms. But these structural elements themselves are made of conventional materials,
i.e., finally, of normal atoms. Accordingly, metamaterial represents the next level of
structural organization of matter.

tak

[Mk1]

@all

Hi everyone !

I have some drawings of the precession , it describes the path and the order of the ages (constellation) and reminds us of somethingss .

And also we see Phi clearly . Now is it binary or not ?

Would two identical system , 1/4 off create a third path , or is it the division between electrical and magnetic field .

[DonEMitchell]

Hi Don,

You mentioned two things I'm not familiar with, metamaterials and Swiss roll coils, so I had to
look them up! How is this for a starting point?

http://www.metamorphose-vi.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=46&Itemid=70

tak

Hello Tak,
Nice link above, thanks.
On metamaterials, I collected a few links in my notes:
http://portal.groupkos.com/index.php?title=Swiss_Roll_Coil

The coil category may be interesting:
http://portal.groupkos.com/index.php?title=Category:Coil